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Twebserver: High performance web server written in C and Tcl(github.com)
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Yes of course! And why stop there? For those who can't afford the services they need, we could offer a special deal where people exchange their and their descendants' labor in perpetuity for a basic package of food, housing and cl
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Most Hatians are critically short of both drinkable water and cooking fuel (not to mention food), so any advice to take extra steps that require extra fuel or water are likely to be ignored for the sake of short-term survival.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Reading the linked article reveals that incorrectness was not the issue, but the unethical way that the genetic samples in the study were obtained.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
They should know, they rigged it against themselves.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Bostonian, assuming that you are from Massachusetts, the Mass. House has 160 members, each representing about 44,000 people. The average population of a Federal house district is over 750,000. Does the size of the Mass. House feel unwieldy?
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by blacksqr 3y ago
The UK House of Commons has 650 members, representing a population a fifth the size of the US. We are way behind the norm. I find it hard to imagine that any sizable percentage of Americans would object to greater representation and a more
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by blacksqr 3y ago
The simplest and most straightforward way to ensure fairer election districts is simply to increase the number of representatives. Congress used to increase the size of the House of Representatives routinely, but there hasn't been an i
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by blacksqr 3y ago
> You can register post-infringement and sue anyway. Never said otherwise. But if the copyright holder is serious about stopping the infringement, then registration will have to be done if the infringer files a counterclaim, in order to
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by blacksqr 3y ago
The content host has to do work to locate the accused infringing content and make it inaccessible regardless, checking a URL for a content match should be a minimal additional effort.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
A simpler solution using existing infrastructure is simply to require a takedown notice to include the copyrighted work's registration information. It's not necessary to register a work with the US Copyright Office to have copyrig
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Try Portfolio Visualizer.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
To answer my own question, all but two of the ten have only been around for a year or two, so hard to draw conclusions, but the two date from 2018 and have been totally spanked by the S&P500
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Everyone who's not making the returns they think they should thinks the markets are broken. The article includes a list of the top ten actively managed ETFs. How does their long-term performance compare to the passively managed ones?
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by blacksqr 3y ago
It's amusing that a language called "Ur" is built on antecedent languages.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
>other languages, due to having more data flexiblity, allow you to use less powerful tools, like lambda functions Tcl has had lambda functions for over fifteen years.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
The Skinner Universal Unaflow? Fascinating! https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/terrajoule-unst...
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Not advanced materials, advanced material culture. Natural materials.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
At last we can replace those pesky students!
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Narrator: We're not even focusing on CO2.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Thank you, my comment was intended to apply specifically to the Church of England. Any community that wanted a church was required to set aside farmland whose produce would be used to fund it, and the people had to donate their labor to wor
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Cool.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
In fact, many men with literary or scientific aspirations aimed for careers in the clergy for just this reason. It was a lifetime scholarship.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
In an environment where solar and geothermal electricity are abundant enough to make this work, it would be far easier to condense water straight from the air by refrigeration.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
I haven't looked closely, but this appears to be the C4 compiler (or an update to it), which has been around for a while and is worthy of attention in itself.
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by blacksqr 3y ago
"Employers have a legal duty to bargain in good faith with their employees' representative and to sign any collective bargaining agreement that has been reached." https://www.nlrb.gov/about-nlrb/rights-we
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Transforming an ELF Executable into a Library(lief-project.github.io)
3 points by blacksqr 3y ago|0 comments
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Good question. Another question is, how will a court in a foreign country answer? Court decisions in the US on jurisdiction of cross-border internet postings have been contradictory, and I know of none in non-US countries. Each country get
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by blacksqr 3y ago
Is it really possible to block access from certain countries sufficiently to avoid legal exposure? It's easy enough to spoof one's physical location. Is an organization off the hook if location-based filters are circumvented via V

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